Reel two is on the second.

Lille

Scotland

Kings College, Aberdeen, Scotland.

The third one is on the spool.

Where do you think? Scotland.

And back to the yew here.

It's a fag worm. An ugly Scottish troll.

(Laughter)

(LYDIA)

And the Scotland Yard detective?

Reel one is on the first projector.

They are certainly not gone to Scotland.

Turns out he's a fraud. He isn't Scottish at all.

The tennis games.

The foreigner comes from Scotland.

I'm going to play a piece of music for you.

Oh... Bloody Hell! Er... a Scotsman on a horse!

They're ScotchIrish.

I duck out, particularly in Scotland.

I'm from Scotland.

Late autumn in Scotland is rather cold.

He needs to talk to the scottish guy.

He's in Scotland Yard's mortuary.

Hey, Dale. When's the last time you oiled those line reels?

Let's start here.

And also, 18th century Prussians ate very, very few vegetables rather like contemporary Scottish people.

I'd like to also thank personally the efforts of David Mitchell, who is the Director of Conservation at Historic Scotland.

This is in the Scottish Parliament.

(Applause)

But what part exactly in Scotland?

Scotland is famous for its woollen textiles.

He is Scottish by origin.

But I decided then to just give it a try.

You know, the first attraction I ever built when I came down from Scotland

I'm from Scotland.

This must be true because a Scotsman said it.

What's Scotland like in summer?

If it's broken or tangled, the whole set up's no good.

(Music) Ladies and gentlemen, the Scottish Ensemble.

My father killed the Scottish king. Yes, I golf.

Tom's great great great grandmother lived in Scotland.

The union of Scotland and England took place in 1706.

The picture reminded me of Scotland.

He's not from Scotland for a start. At least not any part of it that I know.